21st SanCoP Meeting: “Addressing the Complexities of Citywide Environmental Sanitation" - Conference materials
Various Authors (2018)
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The 21st meeting of the UK’s Sanitation Community of Practice was held on the 19th of April at the University of Leeds. The aim for the day was to engage participants in considering the links between human excreta management, solid waste management, and surface water drainage, as critical aspects of citywide environmental sanitation.
As well as the traditional SanCoP focus, contributions were invited from professionals experienced in other aspects of environmental sanitation. The individual needs of each sector were discussed, and how interdisciplinary approaches have worked or not worked.
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The presentations below are available for download:
1) Addressing the complexities of faecal sludge and solid waste management in urban environments. Dan Ratcliffe, Loowatt
2) Citywide FSM services in Faridpur Bangladesh - Lucy Stevens - Practical Action
3) Critical interdependencies in urban systems and urban health risk propagation. Celia Way, University of Leeds
4) Integrated urban services for low-income communities - An innovative model for improved public health. Claire Benveniste, Eau et Vie
5) Safety exposure performance framework. Eve McKinnon, UCL
6) SanCoP 21 Intro
7) Solid Waste Management and Water in Cities. Costas Velis, University of Leeds
8) The challenges of urban drainage. Christian Beretta, University of Leeds
9) Urban Sanitation – Where to Next - Pippa Scott- i-San Consulting
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Various Authors (2018). 21st SanCoP Meeting: “Addressing the Complexities of Citywide Environmental Sanitation" - Conference materials. 21st Sanitation Community of Practice (SanCoP) Meeting
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